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Question: Are parents responsible for kid's actions?
Answer: According to Arizona law, a parent or legal guardian of a person who is under 18 years of age shall exercise reasonable care, supervision, protection and control over the minor child. Parents can be held responsible for some of the children's actions. They may be ordered to pay money to victims of their children's offenses. It depends on what the actions are and if they violate laws.
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On 08/19/07
Kate from Othr said:
I'm doing a debate about this @ skwl... we are on the side that parents shouldn't pay for their kids offences...yeah...?
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On 01/29/07
frankie from TX said:
i'm a minor and my mother want me to go with her out of town for 2 weeks! do i have to go?
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On 11/08/06
Ebony from TX said:
I dont think that paresnts should be held responsible foe their childrens actions. Most parents believe that they have raised there kid the right way and trust in them. Why punish them for actions that most of the time they are not aware of.
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On 10/08/06
danielle from TX said:
if parents did t abuse their childern they wouldnt think about suicides.
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On 06/05/06
Lisa from Othr said:
parents are a big part of a child's life so if they don't help the children and teach them right from wrong than who will
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